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blogging in html..

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by sami1255, Mar 7, 2008.

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    dont know where to post this but i guess CMS would be the best section..

    what actually i want to do is build an html site with blogging.. i mean the page will include a portion where i place content via back end admin panel.. how can i do this? i dont want to use a cms entirely..

    Replies appreciated !
     
    sami1255, Mar 7, 2008 IP
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    Freelancer4u Banned

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    I Think,it Would Be Better If We Can Talk On Msn. Thanks...
     
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    sami1255 Well-Known Member

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    not willing to pay to get everything done.. i want to learn.. :)
     
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    Try Drupal. This may be the right option for you.
     
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    sami1255 Well-Known Member

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    how will i convert my html website to drupal? isnt there anything that just stucks into my html to covert a particular portion a blog.. ?
     
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    what u're asking for is a bit complex..

    what u want is some sort of admin system (any cms or blogging system would do) where you would add your posts then later have a script (php, perl or similar) that will be able to rewrite your html.. in such a way that it's able to read the html and know exactly where to insert your blogging post and not touch your original html.. or just have the script recreate your html but similar as above (original html content PLUS blog post)

    an easier way to do this is to just stick and iframe in your html page but as we all know IFRAME is a no no for SEO.

    may i ask why you wanna keep original html pages? you can re-do them in any CMS system.
     
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    you can try wordpress or Joomla for your blogging solution. both can do whatever you want
     
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    Thanks for the wonderful post +reps !

    Its all because i am much more pro in coding and designing html pages. what actually i want to do is develop my own website using html and make a particular portion (i'd say in the middle column) for text i keep on updating via a backdoor system..

    For the question of other buddy that have i tried wordpress and joomla, YES i did. But php often makes me sick.. and am really not comfortable with developing their themes. Secondly the "category base" thing in wordpress is horrible..

    Hope you guys understood what i mean.. :)
     
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    Im currently trying to do something very similar with Drupal.

    I just figured out how to use Adobe Fireworks effectively to design great website layouts, and now im trying to figure out exactly how to implement it into drupal.

    I think Drupal is probably your best bet for what you are trying to accomplish. Im pretty new to all of this CMS stuff too but it's pretty simple and there's a great deal of resources at your disposal on www.drupal.org

    php is where i struggle alot too, however to implement drupal into an your current HTML/CSS layout appears to be a fairly simple task once you have a good understanding of how drupal works.

    I'll write a small tutorial or something when i finish, if no one has effectively answered this question yet :)
     
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